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by iberator 1y ago
Nicotine does not cause cancer. Smoke do
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by iberator 1y ago
Reminder: Only right wing supporters of Iaraeli Likud party actually support genocide going on. Literally half of Israeli citizens hate Likud and Natanyahu. ps. Interesting trivia: Mahmoud Abbas (President of the Palestinian West Bank) a
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by iberator 1y ago
yes. It had an Impressive kernel API. It was a single user by design . Background resident programs were possible and common btw (TRS) especially after 286 came to the market.
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by iberator 1y ago
There must be some a.out format there or .com like in Dos. Also original Unix run at 48kb of ram
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by iberator 1y ago
Hey. Thanks for sharing. Never heard about Fil-C before. Looks interesting
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by iberator 1y ago
Not everyone likes OOP you know? Some people love low abstraction code.
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by iberator 1y ago
Silly question: Let's say someone designed a C program that leaks memory for example in some unique way. Would RUST do the same? Would it happily auto translate erroneous code too?
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by iberator 1y ago
CSLIP is even better.
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by iberator 1y ago
Homeless are walking (exercise) miles daily 365/7 yet they are unhealthy. lol
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by iberator 1y ago
btw. Compressed(at ALU level) 2 GB int is plausible. LOL Sounds like a funny idea for virtual cpu
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by iberator 1y ago
Yeah. Amazing idea and execution (counting number of instructions per module).
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by iberator 1y ago
Amazing. I'm also a sole mobile code with an external bluetooth keyboard. Termux, tmux and vim. But I'm homeless It's painful...
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by iberator 1y ago
Business idea: eprom based firmware
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by iberator 1y ago
There is no such thing as Kaszuby Lake District wtf
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by iberator 1y ago
What tablet are you talking about?!
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by iberator 1y ago
It's in the article. CAD workstations (Katia etc). Also AIX was a safer and better certified system back then (think DoD stuff).
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by iberator 1y ago
The joke goes something like: "I people programmed RISC in assembly when you were still in kindergarten" haha I remember the quote but not the source :(
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by iberator 1y ago
>The cumulative effect of social advantages across a lifetime
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by iberator 1y ago
based?
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by iberator 1y ago
Amazing article if you are into building, designing or emulating your own CPU :) > Another unusual feature was that the 432 was a stack-based machine, pushing and popping values on an in-memory stack, rather than using general-purpose re
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by iberator 1y ago
I'm afraid this is gonna be weaponized for the creation of neural-links by big corps. Or SLEEP POLICE lol
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by iberator 1y ago
Is this real or AI?
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by iberator 1y ago
wow that sql like code is really impressive
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by iberator 1y ago
Start with writing a custom cpu emulator -> machine code -> assembler -> compiler Sounds hard but it's quite easy with stack architecture :) Easier than learning JS for sure
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by iberator 1y ago
Interesting. I hope you know about busybox? This could boot ultra fast.
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by iberator 1y ago
Perl, awk, tcl, bash - all string based langs. Especially TCL
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by iberator 1y ago
Its relatively hard to jam modern BTS with LTE and 5G. It's part of the design. PTP with fancy modulation helps :p
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by iberator 1y ago
With 5g and beamforming and mimo and decent bts software(Ericsson or Hua) you can pinpoint the given phone very accurately (within 20m in urban settings) - without any triangulation, as you know the cell tower sector :) Guess what: you can
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by iberator 1y ago
I was sceptical but this is amazing! >Look at me now, having to Google how to read a text file line-by-line in Python despite having done it a hundred times at this point
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by iberator 1y ago
No screenshot lol.

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